Theater premiere in Thandorf: Actresses in action with aviator seats!

Theater premiere in Thandorf: Actresses in action with aviator seats!

In Thandorf, a small but lively village, art is very important! On November 14th and 15th, the two Berlin actresses Jenny-Helene Wübben and Magdalena Scharler will celebrate their debut with the self-written play “War or Peace”. This exciting project is the result of months of work and will be performed in the newly renovated village community center. That's how he reports Northern Courier about the preparations of the two artists.

The theater performances are, in a sense, the culmination of the extensive renovation of the village community center. The village association not only renovated the roof and floor, but also collected creative materials via internet platforms and received support from regional companies to carry out the renovation. Although the renovation costs totaling 17,000 euros represented a major challenge for the association, the initiative shows how important cultural projects are for the community.

Creativity in rural areas

With only 60 tickets available per event, including 14 cinema seats and two airplane seats, demand is high. The ticket price of eight euros is reasonable, and tickets are easily available by email. A small but fine setting that perfectly prepares the audience for the piece, the central question of which is: “Is war considered attractive and is peace already outdated?”

The village community center itself has developed into a place of cultural life. How on rehna.de can be read, the house offers modern facilities that are also ideal for celebrations such as weddings or birthday parties. With space for up to 40 people and good parking options nearby, it is an important meeting point in the community, which is only around 18 kilometers from Rehna and can be easily reached via the L2, B104 and A20.

Culture as an elixir of life

At a time when almost 40 percent of German villages are losing cultural life, the Thandorfer's commitment to her community becomes even more important. Loud RLP Magazine Creative projects such as the performance of “War or Peace” are essential for the revitalization of rural cultures. Cohesion and social interaction in the community are enormously strengthened through such initiatives.

The play in Thandorf is not only a feast for the eyes and ears, but also an opportunity to talk to people after the performances and discuss the themes of the play. This shows once again how important art and culture are in our everyday lives and what power they can develop in our villages. So if you want to experience a bit of culture and community spirit, don't miss the performances!